[Two New Wallets Bet on Israel Attacking Iran Before 2026] On January 9, according to Lookonchain monitoring, two newly created wallets spent $23,000 betting that 'Israel will attack Iran before January 31, 2026.'

[Meteora MET Airdrop Claim Deadline on January 23] Meteora announced on platform X that the MET airdrop claim will end on January 23. As part of the Token Generation Event (TGE) plan, 39% of the total supply of MET tokens has been distributed in a one-time release, and the airdrop claim channel is planned to close two weeks later. Unclaimed tokens will be transferred to the circulating community reserve for future reward distribution.

According to the data of large transactions in the past 12 hours, the net outflow of the main force was as high as $34.7 million, and the total selling amount was more than three times that of buying, showing a clear trend of short selling. Especially on January 9th at 11:27, a single large market price sell order was completed for $5.43 million, directly suppressing the downward trend in prices. Combined with the latest K-line pattern, a potential reversal signal has not yet received financial support, and downward momentum is still accumulating. Meanwhile, BTC prices are below the EMA24 and EMA52 moving averages, and the MACD bar chart continues to contract, further confirming the bearish dominance pattern. Trading activity is also decreasing, with short positions in volume and ability, and weak market sentiment. Proactively grasp the main trends and accurately capture market turning points! Open membership to unlock large transaction indicators, helping you stay ahead of the pack in terms of layout. The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 2-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

[A Whale Opens $310 Million Long Positions, Total Profit Exceeds $9.4 Million] On January 9, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, the whale who previously sold 255 BTC has opened $310 million worth of long positions, including 1,210 BTC ($109.5 million), 32,474 ETH ($100.6 million), 503,778 SOL ($69.9 million), and 14.26 million XRP (approximately $29.9 million), with total profits exceeding $9.4 million.

[Babylon Staking Protocol Vulnerability May Affect Block Generation Speed] A post published by developers on GitHub revealed that the Bitcoin staking protocol Babylon has a software vulnerability that could allow malicious validators to disrupt certain consensus processes, potentially slowing down block generation speed. The vulnerability affects Babylon's block signature scheme, the BLS voting extension scheme, where validators can create consensus issues during network epoch boundaries by omitting the block hash field. The block hash field is used to indicate the block supported by validators, and omitting this field could cause other validators to crash during critical consensus checks, thereby impacting block generation. Currently, there are no reports of this vulnerability being exploited, but developers warn of the risk of abuse.